Located in the Red Hill community between Douglasville and Linden in Cass County, this 264.849-acre ranch offers a quiet, private setting with easy access off paved road frontage.

The property is a strong blend of mature oak and pine timber, open pasture, and rolling topography with gentle elevation changes throughout. The mix of open and wooded areas gives the property both usability and natural cover, with multiple potential homesites tucked throughout.

Natural springs are scattered across the land, and there are several ideal spots for adding lakes or ponds.

A rare 1800s hand-hewn log cabin sits on the ranch, built from solid timber with the kind of craftsmanship you don't see anymore. It carries a lot of its original character, including a hand-built water well and a stone fireplace that anchors the space. The structure feels authentic and untouched in many ways, offering a real opportunity to restore or preserve a true piece of East Texas history.

The property includes over 6,455 feet of paved road frontage, county water availability, an on-site water well, and high-speed fiber internet. Surveyed parcels are already in place, giving added flexibility for future use or division.

The ranch holds strong populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, wild hogs, squirrels, and rabbits. It also sits within a well-known duck flyway, adding seasonal waterfowl opportunity to the mix.